Peacock Parachute Black, set of 12

　This pattern is becoming a staple in early summer and beyond fishing.
The thin, beautiful peacock body is effective for char and landlocked salmon, not only in summer
. This is a parachute pattern. The hackle is rolled thickly, fished up, and is as buoyant as white foam.
This style of fly hangs from the surface of the water
. It is also recommended as a pilot pattern when you are not sure what the trout are feeding on.
The semi-submerged pattern is not only easy for trout to catch, but also has the added benefit
of being less likely to be dragged.
This pattern has the advantage that it is not only easy for trout to catch, but also difficult to drag.

glue over the body and tie it on.
The body is tied over an adhesive to make it more durable.

Floatant should be attached to wing and hackle only.

Floatant should be attached to wing and hackle only. All floatants, including liquid, gel, and powder, can be used.